Egan's House, Dublin
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30 Nov - 13 Dec |
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Next Seven Days
14 Dec - 27 Dec |
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€228 | 104 | 104 | 104 | 104 | 134 | 134 | 104 | 104 | 104 | 104 | 104 | 134 | 134 | 104 |
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€169 | 99 | 99 | 99 | 99 | 115 | 115 | 99 | 99 | 99 | 99 | 99 | 115 | 115 | 99 |
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€128 | 79 | 79 | 79 | 79 | 84 | 84 | 79 | 79 | 79 | 79 | 79 | 84 | 84 | 79 |
Property Details
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Put your feet up and relax at Egan's guesthouse, an elegant terrace of Edwardian houses situated in a quiet residential area1. We are one of only two 3*guesthouses in Dublin with a rating of 70% or over (Source Failte Ireland). 2. Free Wi-Fi in all rooms. 3. Free tea, coffee and water all day in lounge. 4. Early breakfast (starts at 6.15am and goes on to) 5. Can drink your own drink in the lounge (you do not have to buy it from us). 6. Check out is not until 12 noon. 7. Free service for food ordered in, including plates and cutlery etc. 8. Special needs catered for – ask them - in relation to food or other things. 9. Restaurants and taxis booked & wake up calls offered. 10. Advice on buses and places of interest. 11. Quiet location. 12. Free parking. 13. Private garden. 14. Designated smoking rooms and areas outside. 15. Can often check in early if room available. 16. City centre 10 minutes and airport 15 minutes. 17. Free computer access in lounge. Easy reach to city centre by foot. Egan's House is also ideally located close to the famous sport arena - Croke Park - which now has international soccer and rugby as well as concerts and Gaelic games. It is managed by its owners and the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. Each of the 23 guestrooms has a bathroom, television, direct-dial telephone, hairdryer and tea/coffee facilities, electronic safe,ironing facilities and all of them also have Wi-Fi. The comfortable Breakfast Room and Double lounge invite you to enjoy their warm atmosphere and antique furnishings, with free tea/coffee and water all day as well as free internet access on our computer. Free car parking are available. |
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Quad Room
Full Irish breakfast.Rooms en-suite,with TV,hairdryer,ironing facility,safe,tea/coffee,telephone.Staff speak a variety of languages including French,Spanish & Chinese(not all present all the time).Free internet/wi-fi,tea,coffee,water in lounge all day. Rates are for 4 people. The room caters for a maximum of 4 adults, and a maximum of 2 children but cannot exceed 4 guests in total. The following bedding is provided:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 48 Hours (1st night)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 48 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.
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Double/Single/Single
Full Irish breakfast.Rooms en-suite,with TV,hairdryer,ironing facility,safe,tea/coffee,telephone.Staff speak a variety of languages including French,Spanish & Chinese(not all present all the time).Free internet/wi-fi,tea,coffee,water in lounge all day. Rates are for 4 people. The room caters for a maximum of 4 adults, and a maximum of 3 children but cannot exceed 4 guests in total. The following bedding is provided:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 48 Hours (1st night)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 48 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.
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Double Room
Full Irish breakfast.Rooms en-suite,with TV,hairdryer,ironing facility,safe,tea/coffee,telephone.Staff speak a variety of languages including English, French,Spanish.(not all present all the time).Free internet/wi-fi,tea,coffee,water in lounge all day. Rates are for 2 people. The room caters for a maximum of 2 adults. The following bedding is provided:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 48 Hours (1st night)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 48 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.
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Business FacilitiesEach room has an electronic safe which will hold a laptop computer. We also have a computer in the lounge area with Broadband for rapid e-mail and internet access - FREE wireless availability here also and in all of the rooms. |
| Check In |
1400hrs |
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| Check Out |
1200hrs |
| Getting There |
From the Airport by Bus Bus Numbers 41A, 41B, 41C, 746, 16A All buses from the Airport pass along the same route. The stop for Egans is on Drumcondra road, just before the Guinness Railway Bridge overhead. Directly across from this stop is St. Alphonsus Road;turn right at the second roundabout and you will be on Iona Park and Egans is on your left. From the Airport by Car Follow directions for the City Centre. After about 5 miles prepare to turn right after Fagan's pub and before the Railway bridge (overhead). After turning right you should be in Hollybank Road. Go all the way to the end and then take a left into Iona Park. Egans House will be to your right. From the City Centre by Bus Bus Numbers 13, 19, 19A, 83, 16A. From O'Connell Street, going to the north of the city, take the above buses to Prospect Way. From the bus stop cross over to the traffic island and turn left onto Iona Road (opposite the Botanic House Pub).The 1st turn left will take you onto Iona Park and Egans. From the City Centre by Car Continue to the end of O'Connell St. in a northerly direction i.e. going in airport direction. Follow the traffic around the bottom of Parnell Square and continue straight up turning right at the second junction onto Dorset Street. Take the first turn left after the 7th set of traffic lights, (St Alphonsus Road, just after you go under the railway bridge).At the second roundabout turn right and Egans is on your right. From the Ferry Port by Car Follow the signs for the Airport. On Drumcondra Road take the first left after going under the Railway Bridge, then turn right at the second roundabout. |
| Parking |
Free, off the road car parking is available in front of the guesthouse. |
| Things To Do |
TRINITY COLLEGE : Founded in 1592, Trinity College Dublin is the oldest university in Ireland and has long been at the heart of Dublin's history as well as a prestigious educational institution for almost 10,000 students. GO... GUINNESS BREWERY: The Guinness brewery, synonymous with its location at St James's Gate, has been in operation since 1759 when Arthur Guinness began to brew his excellent porter here. GO... ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL: Ireland's largest church, St Patrick's Cathedral stands on what is probably the oldest Christian site in Ireland. A wooden church was built here in the fifth century after Ireland's patron saint, St Patrick, baptised his first Christian converts at a well on the site. GO... CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL: Work on the present building at Christchurch began in 1169 under the direction of the Norman knight, Strongbow. Today, little remains visible of the 12th century building over ground, bar the transepts, part of the choir and the north wall, thanks to its turbulent history. GO... DUBLIN CASTLE: Dublin Castle has played a pivotal role in Irish history and government since the Vikings established a hill fort on the site in the 9th century. The castle continues to create history today, providing the backdrop to elections, tribunals and many official state events. GO... BANK OF IRELAND: This Georgian edifice on College Green was home to the first Irish parliament, known as Grattan's parliament, in the 18th century. Its members included the illustrious Theobald Wolfe Tone, Henry Grattan, and Edmund Burke. GO... KILMAINHAM JAIL: Since 1795, Kilmainham Jail has provided the memorable backdrop for some of the most significant moments in Irish history and, in particular the struggle for Independence. GO... DVBLINIA: Located beside Christ Church Cathedral, Dvblinia is a multi-media presentation of Dublin's medieval heritage. The audio-visual tour features reconstructions of medieval scenes, which bring the era to life. GO... THE FOUR COURTS: Designed by James Gandon, the Four Courts is one of Ireland's architectural treasures. Built between 1786 and 1802, the Four Courts, along with the Custom House, are considered to be the best examples of neoclassical architecture in the city. GO... LEINSTER HOUSE: Leinster House is the home of two houses of the Irish Oireachtas (Paliament), the lower house, the Dail, and the upper house, the Seanad. Built in 1745 for the Duke of Leinster, it was designed by Richard Cassels. GO... THE CUSTOM HOUSE: Designed by Dublin's renowned architect, James Gandon, The Custom House took almost a decade to build, finally opening for business in 1791. GO... PHOENIX PARK: Situated very close to the centre of Dublin, the Phoenix Park, comprising some 700 hectares, is one of the world's largest city parks. As one of the city's largest natural amenities, its is used by the public for a wide range of recreational pursuits. GO... GPO: Opened in 1818, the General Post Office on O'Connell Street designed by Francis Johnston and quickly became one of the most important landmarks in the city. It was to survive less than a century intact after its opening, when an Irish republic was proclaimed from the steps. GO... NATIONAL MUSEUM: Established in 1890, the National Museum houses a collection of artefacts and treasures dating from 7000 BC to the present day. Since 1998 the National Museum collection has been divided between the Kildare Street building in the city centre and Collins Barracks at Arbour Hill. GO... NATIONAL GALLERY: Open since 1864, the National Gallery houses a permanent collection which spans from the 14th to the 20th century. The substantial body of Irish art features work by Ireland's foremost 20th century painter, Jack B. Yeats, as well as Lavery, Orpen, O'Conor, Osborne and Leech. GO... GARDEN OF REMEMBERANCE: The Garden of Remembrance was established on the fiftieth anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising and |
